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ok event couldn't i just split myself into quanta and send their information to another and tangle of quantum cloud i mean then i would just need to be reassembled correctly right if you want him for you know simple as that it's not just a question of being dismantled yes you see information that defines who you are and who i am is not just information stored in items there's also in the information on how the source are arranged in relation to one another how they interact and so on and. so this is far more than a case of disassembling something into its constituent parts and then reassembling them this is the most amount of information involved is so gigantic there's no point in contemplating how it might be possible today. to think. like more thought let's just say that right now we don't know of anything that would fundamentally rule out teleportation. i was more about something that happened we would be completely different setups than the ones we build nowadays. maybe of the. other if i could build a device they could do this and you'd asked me whether i would put myself inside

ok then couldn't i just split myself into quanta and so their information to another entangled quantum cloud i mean that i would just need to be reassembled correctly right if you want him for you see not a simple as that it's not just a question of being dismantled as you see information that defines who you are and who i am is not just information stored in items there's also in the information on how the source are arranged in relation to one another how they interact and so on and. so this is far more than a case of disassembling something into its constituent parts and then reassembling them. as the amount of information involved is so gigantic there's no point in contemplating how it might be possible today. to think. like most thought let's just say that right now we don't know of anything that would fundamentally rule out teleportation. i want more but to make it happen we would need completely different set ups than the ones we build nowadays. other than if i could build a device that could do this and you'd asked me whether i would put myself inside it i'd say no. so mr spock

ok and then couldn't i just split myself into quanta and so their information to another and tangle of quantum cloud i mean that i would just need to be reassembled correctly right if you want him for you know on a simple as that it's not just a question of being dismantled yes you see information that defines who you are and who i am is not just information stored in items there's also in the information on how the stores are arranged in relation to one another how they interact and so on and. so this is far more than a case of disassembling something into its constituent parts and then reassembling them. as the amount of information involved is so gigantic it or there's no point in contemplating how it might be possible today. like most thought let's just say that right now we don't know of anything that would fundamentally rule out teleportation. i want more but to make it happen we would need completely different set ups than the ones we build nowadays. maybe of the. other than if i could build a device that could do this and you'd asked me whether i would put myself inside it i'd

meanwhile, it mom ologist barnard, of the ski on quanta is getting ready to visit the capes. these slides dr. are studying diseases that bats could transmit to humans. when human beings, the number increased from, say, the 2, now kate and 10, do you remember this piece on optimus? the same surreal complaint was based at the natural alex clapton ever talked to the protest demolition of the kids get the facts mentioned, because then they would scatter subtle control to have attacked when they do so. this place to get closer to us than to never the best to jump over the last dr or go under and his colleagues wear masks and protective suits. they're well aware of the health risks posed by bats. now will go deep into the caves to find the animals in the last 2 decades, 60 percent of the mines in diseases. i mean, bats are the places where teams have bats. that means that's how good the highest number of planets has that potential to jump to a human being. 2 of them is to connect with a public health well from their point of view of last minute existence. even further, if you think

living in a world of his own closed off from anyone is a different story to moment quanta big this 2nd created a world for himself that had a logic of its own all that was coherent in itself was often but that world was not meant to be open to others so that when. the price was loneliness. is big chain because your way to the tragic love story of tristen and his own. his wash basin reminds you of the back to smoove front the cup the histories brush the communion chalice. his big this is imposing as the choir stools in a cool thing to. do is when you walk around the noise time you realize very quickly that it was not built for practical purposes descriptive because there are no guest rooms to focus and you notice straight away that this is a fantasy made real to me and it's more like walking through a film so that you realize you're not in the house you're in a dream of the scene and call. searching for the holy grail. alongside the none of this will. not respond the digs buildings are unique and that they're not about showing off prestigious dynastic functions he would not to shraddha

that they there is no meaning to them until there is matter and quantum, and that quanta i think of its kind of like embroidery. where there's tons of stitches from far away it looks like a thing but when you look up close you like zero no that's just an illusion crated by the fine stitching. in the fine stitching is actually quantum mechanics. to the fact that he thought that there is space time there, which is just an illusion because actually it was just embroidered by this minor stitching. that is actually creating the solution. i think, i think that it's not only the fundamental question dating way back to life and i'm sure that every group of social creatures that were painting on caves, it was still with us that question. and is really pressing. and it still is and yet it is maybe in the first time in history and might be a perception, but we might be making headway on that. we might actually be getting there. >> they drive a lot black holes, give us a quick, quick course too many course and black holes. >> well, i mean, obviously brian could totally lead with that but since that

there is no meaning to then existing that quanta, i think of it kind of as embroidery where there's tons of stitches it looks like a thing. when you look up close you're really snow that just an illusion created by the fine stitching and the fine stitching us actually quantum mechanics. so the time you thought there is space and there is an illusion because it was embroidered by this stitching that is actually creating the solution. i think a solid fundamental question, i think every group of social creatures painting on caves it is still with us that question. and it is really pressing. and yet i think maybe for the first time in a century this is a presumption. but we actually be making headway on that, right? we might be progressing. >> you mentioned black hull as a laboratory in and of itself. they drive a lot. it's driven by black hole. give us a quick course, two-minute course in black hull. >> obviously, a leader that but since my book has a title that was lopped my way. so again black hull are one of the things you think you know it they are. think there's kind of a popular conce

spearmint, it might be something really peculiar like fundamental but there's no meaning to existing that quanta, i think of it kind of like embroidery where there's tons of stitches in his just an illusion and the signed stitching is actually can ask, the fact that there was a space time was an illusion because it's actually embroidered by the finite stitching that is actually creating the illusion. i think it's not only the fundamental question dating way back and i'm sure every group of social creatures, it's still with us and it's really pressing and yet the first time in history this is a presumption that we may make headway and be progressing. >> you mentioned black holes as a laboratory, there's also objects in themselves, they drive a lot and why galaxy evolution driven by black hole, give us a quick course of too many black holes. >> obviously since my book has in the title i feel like i would catch them all. one other thing you need think you know what they are, there's a popular conception, they are so dense that not even light can escape from the earth and more than it is from the mo

there's no meaning to them existing until there's matter and quan to, that quanta -- i think of it like embroidery where there's tons of stitches and from far away looks like a thing. when you look up close you realize that's just an illusion created by the fine stitching and the fine stitching is quantum mechanics. so the fact you thought was there a space time there quaisen illusion because it was actually embid erred the be finer stitching that is creating this illusion. so i think it's not only the fundamental question dating way back to life and i'm sure every group of social creatures that were painting on caves, it's still with us, that question. and it's really pressing. and it is still -- and yet i think maybe in the first time in history maybe this is a presumption that we might actually be making headway on that. might actual live be -- >> so you maybed black holes as a laboratory, they drive a lot of the work i do at galaxy evolution, driven by black holes. give us a quick course, two-minute course in black holes. >> well, i mean, obviously brian could totally -- i suppose s

quanta the next course continues tomorrow with a focus on self-determination it concludes on new year'shere on this saturday morning we've got a few lingering showers says dave spahr and we might get a little break before more extensive rain comes tomorrow right, dave yeah, we'll forget and a really big dose happen for sunday night so intensity back again that we got from yesterday and overnight. >>so right now stormtracker 4 not real real active here there's some sort of false echoes of all appear, but we'll be a little bit of self generating rain a little bit potentially happening today as we get the evaporation of this very wet soil here with the sun coming out a little bit producing cloud cover and maybe a little stray shower outside of that most of the heavy lifting for the rain is pretty much done for the daylight hours of our weekend meaning that we get to sunday sunset that's when things will get interesting again i'm gonna walk you through that just a bit right now we have the mid-fifties come in the east bay shoreline 47 santa rosa, 51 vallejo 54 going on for san francisco in